Readiness Drill is a private, automated fire drill for your compliance documentation. You get a simulated HIPAA-style records request, a 3-hour clock, and a brutally clear report of what's missing, what's weak, and how to fix it. No consultant in the room. No one judging you.
Most teams don't discover they're unprepared until someone important asks for evidence: an OCR letter, an enterprise security review, a customer questionnaire. By then the deadline is real, and scrambling looks exactly like non-compliance. A Readiness Drill lets you feel that pressure privately, on your terms, for $99.00 — instead of live, in front of the people who can end a deal or open an investigation.
Four steps. Start to report in one sitting.
Ten evidence areas a real HIPAA documentation review asks for — risk analysis, BAAs, training, access reviews and more.
Provide the document for each area and name its owner and review date. Submit only what you already have.
No human is involved. Completeness, recency and ownership are checked the moment the timer ends.
See exactly what was missing or weak, why it matters in a real review, and the steps to fix each one.
The safest first step isn't a consultant — it's finding out where you actually stand.
No. It is a private readiness simulation to help you practice before a real audit, customer review, or regulatory request. It is not a certification, legal opinion, official OCR audit, or guarantee of compliance.
No. Each upload is checked for presence, size, owner and date, and the file's contents are discarded immediately — we never store the bytes. Please upload redacted samples, not real patient data (PHI).
You get the full gap report — what was missing or weak, why, and how to fix it — plus the option to have the gaps closed for you at a quoted price. The drill is designed so you fail privately, not publicly.
Real audits and security reviews come with deadlines. The clock tests whether your current evidence is organized enough to respond under pressure — not whether you can write documents on the spot.
HIPAA today. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence drills are next.